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This year on National Meadows Day, we are campaigning for the protection of irreplaceable meadows – and we need your help!
Our wildflower meadows are a powerful ally in the fight against climate change – but they are in trouble!
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From bumblebees to birds and moths to mammals - meadows are micro-cities of wildlife. Here's what to spot in your wildflower meadow.
The Wild Leek has been a symbol of Wales for so long that its stories date back to St David himself.
Hazel Gloves Fungus is a priority species on the UK Biodiversity Action Plan, learn more about this rainforest fungi this Reverse the Red month.
What are we doing to speak up for our wild plants during the nature crisis, and how can you join us on our mission to protect nature?
Here are some ideas of how you can get outside and enjoy wild plants and fungi in January - from your garden to our remotest reserves.
Living in Bristol, Rob Hodgson went on his own lichen journey, showing how anyone can go lichen hunting from anywhere.
As COP28 draws to a close, it's not just about fossil fuels. We will keep showing that wild plants and fungi need to be central to the climate solution.
One of the most important discussions at COP28 is about - food and agriculture. Find out why they are so important for global governments.
Our Global Advocacy Coordinator, Claire Rumsey, shares her experience at COP28 understanding the role of nature and Indigenous Peoples in the climate conversation.
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